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Communication in the Eighties: A Reader on the "McBride Report"
Rome: IDOC International (1980), 61 pp.
"Offers critical reflections intended to contribute to an understanding of important points that the MacBride Report "rightfully stressed or unfortunately omitted." Contributors include Alfred Opubor, Kaarle Nordenstreng, Tamàs Szecsko, Rafael Roncagliolo, Oswalda Capriles, Nabil H. Dajani, Eapen K
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"A UNESCO report headed by Sean MacBride of Ireland in which representatives from Canada, Chile, Columbia, Egypt, France, India, Indonesia, Japan, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Tunisia, the U.S., the U.S.S.R., Yugoslavia and Zaire were mandated "to study the totality of Communication problems in modern
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News Values and Principles of Cross-Cultural Communication
Paris: UNESCO (1980), 51 pp.
"The major conclusion is that information flows are far more strongly influenced and oriented first by historical and cultural links, including those remaining from colonial times, then by ideological affinities and lastly by community of interests, than they are by geographical proximity. This is n
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Third World Mass Media: Issues, Theory and Research
Williamsburg, Va.: College of William and Mary (1979), viii, 104 pp.
National Sovereignty and International Communication
Norwood, New Jers.: Ablex (1979), 286 pp.
"Sixteen experts representing Latin America, the Third World, Europe, Israel, Canada, and the U.S. examine from their various viewpoints the new problems that have arisen in international communications. Their articles challenge conventional thinking on concepts such as free flow of information, cul
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Free flow of information: Informationen zur Neuen Internationalen Informationsordnung
Frankfurt am Main: Gemeinschaftswerk der Evangelischen Publizistik (GEP) (1979), 318 pp.
One-Way Free Flow: Neo-Colonialism Via News Media
Delhi: Clarion (1978), 171 pp.
"Mankekar is concerned with the charges made against the Western media by the Third World and, likewise, the reaction of Western journalists to their concept of a new information order for developing countries. Combing data and evidence from diverse sources he has analyzed the anatomy and function o
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